Posted on 05/08/2023 6:30:49 AM PDT by ChicagoConservative27
WOW.. not even close
nazi national socialist’s workers party.. you really cant be that dense
The Allen mall killer was thrown out of the Army in 2008 because he was mentally ill. If they failed to update the FBI’s NICS database to reflect that, then the Army is liable, because that would have stopped him from buying any guns legally. The Air Force has already settled an almost identical case for $144,500,000.
There are several books on interviews from eastern front generals about the Russian War. Also a few on the intelligence sources we gained from Paperclip.
Bit by that time the Reds were on control of Washington, so the sources got burned quickly.
There are a few books on how the Russians also wondered if it was worth the effort. Yes, we got to space quicker, but Nazi influence on both sides of the Irin Curtain was large
If a tree falls in the forest and there is no one around, is it still white supremacy?
Thanks for your information. I was born in 1947, and lived through the air raid drills in school, and being told every day we could be destroyed by nuclear bombs. Back in the 80’s and 90’s, I was researching the Civil War, and some of the units that served. It wasn’t until I retired in 2003, that I expanded my interest into other historical periods...medieval England, WWI and WWII. I managed to get to Churchill’s War Rooms, and the D-Day beaches in Normandy in 2006. It’s something I will never forget.
Here is the headline at USA Today (cannot post at FR)...
"Killer's Racist Links Probed"
I believe the Church does not want the manifesto released because it will expose that they covered up a major child molestation situation involving one of their deacons who had “free reign” to molest children at the church and school. The shooter was attending the school at the time these molestations were occurring. The church leader who led the cover-up was eventually forced to resign, much later.
“That alleged abuse happened in the early to mid-2000s, which would correspond with the time this week’s 28-year-old shooter was involved in the school and perhaps the church. No direct link has been stated between this alleged abuse and the shooter. Whether the shooter attended the church as well as the school is not known.
What is known is that Pastor Bachmann and other church leaders were accused of mishandling the knowledge of this alleged child molester, who because of his position reportedly had free reign at the church and the school. And it is also public record that the church engaged in a long-running dispute with the church leader who sounded an alarm about the abuse, a man named Austin Davis, who eventually was barred from attending the church. In a twisted irony, church leaders portrayed Davis as a “possible shooter” and a threat to the congregation and the pastors.”
As it turns out, Davis was neither. But his reputation was ruined after he attempted to attend church as he had done for 18 years, Burleson wrote: “He was accosted by men with guns, separated from his wife and children, and threatened to be thrown in jail if he ever set foot on the property again, even though the Nashville police were never called to the church property. The actions were taken by a ‘private’ security team. The entire experience was humiliating.” “
I read yesterday that it stood for an area. That is all I remember, except it was a gang area.
This story will hang around until someone like “The Sandman” or some other fed shows up on the guy’s social media. At that point, the story will just fade away, mysteriously.
Even if he was a white supremacist, it doesn’t necessarily mean his views on race motivated the attack. He was nuts, no question about that. People who are nuts do tend to have extremist views.
Many more tattoos, indeed.
Audrey Hale views . . .
- to kill children
- to kill Christians
we know, so far; but about her views (in writing) that are largely hidden by the government, we wait.
While the government probes and searches for the story and words that the government will tell about Mauricio Garcia.
Some people just like the Nazis because the Nazis got to kill people and blow things up, or because they they think that the Nazis were cool rebels and non-conformists.
True, nothing says “conformity” like thousands of people in identical uniforms marking together in lock step, but they don’t think about that.
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